And it's one the most bullish events in metals and mining's history.
This month, the OECD released a paper on "Raw Materials Critical For The Green Transition."
I read it so you don't have to.
A thread on what I found most important ... 🧵
1/ Metals With The Most Torque
"The IEA projects that in the next twenty years the clean energy sector's demand for materials such as cobalt, natural graphite, or lithium will increase from twenty to more than forty times."
Demand for minerals will grow on avg. 4-6x by 2030.
2/ Mineral Importance Increases Restrictions
We're seeing a negative feedback loop happening in critical metal exports.
The more important these minerals become to our energy future, the less willing countries are to sell them to other countries.